Aimo [Sheryl version] lyrics
アイモ アイモ
ネーデル ルーシェ
ノイナ ミリア
エンデル プロデア
フォトミ
ここはあったかな海だよ
ルーレイ ルレイア
空を舞う ひばりはなみだ
ルーレイ ルレイア
おまえはやさし みどりの子
アイモ アイモ
ネーデル ルーシェ
ノイナ ミリア
エンデル プロデア
フォトミ
ここはあったかな海だよ
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Yōko Kanno
- country:Japan
- Languages:Constructed Language, Japanese, English, French+2 more, Chinese, Pseudo-Latin
- Genre:Classical
- Wiki:https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/菅野よう子
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